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your 3rd,4th & 5th lines are culprits. Try this:

# Default IPtables config
*filter

-A INPUT --src 172.1.1.1 -j REJECT
-A OUTPUT --dst 172.1.1.1 -j REJECT

-A INPUT -j ACCEPT
-A OUTPUT -j...

Those are pcl5 escape sequences. Search pcl2txt.

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If you want to write your own, the general rule is,...

Have you tried pcl2ps. Your source document is a PCL5 print file.

I currently have no file to test and not aware how to produce such but you can try this:

tr -d '[[:cntrl:]]' < infile > outfile

Did you try a2ps ?

If you don't have it, you can install using yum install a2ps

$ awk 'sub(/[[:digit:]]+/,new,$NF)' new="1" file
[FEN "1rr2b1k/3q1P1p/p4p2/1pp1p2B/2PpP2P/1P1P4/P3Q3/R1B3RK w - - 0 1"]
[FEN "2bqk1r1/p4p2/1p2pQp1/1n1pP1Bp/7P/3P2N1/P4PP1/6K1 w - - 0 1"]
[FEN...

Try awk '$5^2>9{split ($2, T, "[:.]"); sub (/\..*$/,"",$1);print $1":"T[1]*3600+T[2]*60+T[3]}' file
01:885
02:1288
03:824
04:1227
06:699

try this script:

infile=$1
val="$2"
new="$3"
awk -vv="$val" -vn="$new" '
$0 ~ "VALUE \"" v "\"" {
gsub("[[]Result[^\n]*\n", "[Result \"" n "\"]\n")
}
1' RS='' ORS='\n\n' OFS='\n' $infile

awk -v S="X9Y8Z7" -v R="LOSS" '
/Result/ {
v = $0
getline
if ( $2 ~ S )
sub ( /\"[A-Z]*\"/, "\"" R "\"", v )
...